Ido not need the answer to the question! i just want some . in "the literature of east asia and the pacific rim," michael harris quotes: "'oh, east is east, and west is west, and never the twain shall meet.'" with this famous line, british writer rudyard kipling has captured the idea that the east and west are so radically different that their people can't possibly understand one another. do you agree or disagree with kipling's statement? i disagree with the statement because different cultures can still learn and acknowledge each other and their different beliefs. i just want finding good quotes from the stories. the stories include: "from emperor to citizen", "the tall woman and her short husband", "saboteur", "cranes", "thoughts of hanoi", "tokyo", "eve to her daughters", and "a way of talking". i just need two quotes. any is appreciated. you